Age verification
This site sells nicotine products. You must be of legal age to enter.
Nicotine is an addictive chemical. Keep out of reach of children and pets.

Floral lychee and creamy coconut make Chainpop Lychee Coconut 5mg the brand’s tropical option, at the gentlest of its three nicotine strengths. It is the only flavour from the tropical family in the Chainpop line-up we…
Floral lychee and creamy coconut make Chainpop Lychee Coconut 5mg the brand’s tropical option, at the gentlest of its three nicotine strengths. It is the only flavour from the tropical family in the Chainpop line-up we carry. Think of a fruit cocktail on holiday rather than a sharp citrus pouch.
Lychee brings a perfumed, grape-like sweetness, while coconut adds a soft, creamy roundness that keeps it from tasting thin. Chainpop sums the pairing up as exotic, tropical sweetness, and that is a fair one-line description. With no mint named in the blend, Chainpop Lychee Coconut 5mg suits anyone who wants a dessert-like fruit pouch without the chill. Every Chainpop flavour is built around a pairing, and this is the only one that heads for the tropics rather than the orchard, the bakery or the spice rack.
Chainpop works in three steps. The 5mg flavours, this one included, hold about 8.3mg of nicotine per gram; the 9mg fruit and dessert flavours rise to 15mg per gram; and Peppermint & Ice tops the range at 11.4mg. Every can holds 20 slim pouches of roughly 0.6 g, so the steps come from concentration rather than pouch size, and this is a sensible start for someone new to pouches.
For another tropical pouch at a similar strength, VELO Tropical Mango swaps lychee for ripe mango. If you want to stay with Chainpop at 5mg, Chainpop Violet & Cactus 5mg is the floral, sweet-shop alternative, and the Chainpop collection shows every flavour side by side. Both of those cans sit in our Regular band, like this one.
Warning: this product contains nicotine, which is a highly addictive substance. Not for use by people under 18, or by anyone who is pregnant or breastfeeding.